Pakistan accomplished a 3-0 sequence whitewash over Sri Lanka with a complete 6-wicket win within the third and remaining ODI of the sequence on Sunday, November 16 at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi. After being put in to bat first, Sri Lanka had been bundled out for simply 211 in 45.2 overs as Mohamamd Wasim Jr (3/47) ran by means of their batting.
In reply, Pakistan comfortably chased down the goal in simply 44.4 overs, driving on half centuries from Fakhar Zaman (55 off 45) and Mohammad Rizwan (61* off 92). Hussain Talat additionally made a useful contribution of 42* (57). For Sri Lanka, Jeffrey Vandersay (3/42) was profitable in triggering a mini collapse within the center overs.
PAK vs SL third ODI Highlights
Nevertheless, an unbeaten 100-run stand between Rizwan and Talat off 122 balls took Pakistan over the road. Mohammad Wasim Jr was adjudged Participant of the Match for his three-wicket haul whereas Haris Rauf was bestowed with ‘Participant of the Collection’ proprietor for taking 9 wickets from three innings at a mean of 18.33.
Earlier within the day, Sri Lanka squandered one other robust platform and had been bowled out for a below-par 211, regardless of six of their prime seven batters getting begins. Despatched in to bat, Pathum Nissanka and Kamil Mishara supplied a brilliant opening, taking the rating to 55/0 inside eight overs. Nevertheless, each departed in fast succession: Nissanka chopped Haris Rauf on for twenty-four, whereas Mishara edged Wasim Jr for 29 within the twelfth over.
Kusal Mendis and Sadeera Samarawickrama tried to regular the innings with a 43-run partnership, however simply as Sri Lanka regained management, the center order faltered once more. Wasim bowled Mendis for 34, and though Samarawickrama battled on, Kamindu Mendis and Janith Liyanage fell cheaply, leaving the innings teetering at 143/5.
Samarawickrama’s 48 got here to an finish when he was bowled by a sharply turning supply from Faisal Akram, opening the door for Pakistan’s bowlers to complete the job. Each Faisal and Rauf ended with two wickets apiece.
Pawan Rathnayake tried to push the full larger with a vigorous 32, however with no help from the tail, he was run out within the forty sixth over, bringing Sri Lanka’s innings to an in depth.
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